I certainly understand CFIA's concerns. That's something we will have to address once we get to that point, but we're not asking the CFIA to be the RCMP.
When these issues happen on farm—and I've spoken to a number of farmers who have gone through this—they're not phoning the CFIA. When they have protesters on farm, they're phoning the RCMP. The RCMP officers are the ones who are first on the scene and who try to de-escalate these issues and try to get this resolved. In many cases, it is resolved, but it takes hours. As I said, with the Tschetter example, they were there for five or six hours, and eventually left with a couple of their turkeys.
I understand the CFIA's concern, but we're not asking the CFIA to police this. The RCMP will do their job, police this and try to resolve the situation when it happens on the ground. The CFIA will have a role to play in the follow-up, when fines are laid.